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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nav 8. ,s7.

WASHINGTON, y. O., May 8, 'S7.
PRor. HAurr:-Aa your term Of instruc.
ton Ia Washington ,drawa near its. end.
your classes cannot forbear an expression
OF their appreciation OF your methoda OF
instruction, and their gratitude for the
benefits received. OF The hundreds under
your inttruction in this city, we think YOU
Will leave none, who cannot read, SPEAK
and to some extent, write, so much Ger.
man 90 to mako themselves easily under.
stood, and travel with profit and pleasure.
n German speaking country; and this
has been attained by your i've weeks'
course, every lesson Of which, your kindly
and generous intereat, and that Of yonr
capable and accomplished eas;s.ant Prot.
Miller, have made q plsasure. 2 We feel
that the msn, no less than his methoda
has helped ua, and, that we should have
received 60 much for 90 little, is TO rs
marvet. This is tho universal soatiment
Of your pupils. You take with Won.
Professor, our: gratitude, our esteem and
our etec:lonat0 remembrance and await.
Ing hopefully your promised return next
wieder eehes, i335g IA, ,f'5s[7SS -
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FALL AND ,vIsTEf. STOCK.

WE are daily receiriHg New Novelties
III Sui,ings, Pantaloohings and Over
csatlnss, which Wsare prepared 10 make
up III ilrst-class style ut reasonable
prices. s'ts'Ee
"A full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets NOW In stuck.
Our White Uniaundriel Shirt, double
scanned, re.enlorccl front aud back, n,
50 ceuts, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. U. HESS & SUNS,
45 1921 & 1928 Market Street, 4
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
hhrnnN. ....I

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. na,-.s!..
]. Potts, OF Welabufg, has been visit
ing his numerous friends In the East End,
Mics Belle McCabe has returned from Q
yisls to the Misses Harrison, OF Pied
mont.
Misses Amelia and Lizzie Ebbett, Of the
North End, have gone to Chicago to viait
i,iends.
James Wilson, Of Wellsbury, who has
bsen visiting friends in the city, has. re.
turned to his home.
DR.. J. 3. Reed, who has been so serious.
ly i'll for number OF weeka past, was 70.
ported 10 DO sinking rapidly yesterday.
Henry Thorp, Of stenbenville, who has
been visiting on the South Side, has re-.
turned home much pleased with his
visit. r s.,
Mr.. John Coleman and bride have re.
turned from IN Eastern trip which in.
cluded Nav York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
end Washington.
Captain Dave Dinger, OF Twelfth street,
will leave for Pittsburgh this morning to
! wilness the great game between the De-
trota and S.. Louis. g@
Misses Lulu McLain, May Arnett and
Fannie Jordan, OF this city, have gone to
Chicago to yisit friends. They will DO
absent about two weeks.
Mr.. Ernest Oliver, OF Chicsgo, former
West Viiginisn, nov prominent PAN
handle official, has bean in the city for
the past few days visiting friends.
Mr.. James s. Atkinson, Of Charleston,
| ia among the X, of P. delegates sojourn-
| ing in tho city en- rous home from the
Grand Lodge meeting at Wellshurg., His
brother Knights point to his popularity
as attested by the lac. that he was met by
band al the train last evening and SO.
corted up town. & 5
Judge Hoke, OF Preston county, came
down from the WelIshuyg X. OF P. meot-
ing lsst night. This is the first time that
be has attended the Grand Lodge. He
says tho boys wanted him TO represent
them and he wanted to see the natural
sas country; 60 he is here. He reports
nothing new in his country but the new
railroad now building. n
Mr.. P. Moran and Miss Kate Brady,
both OF this city, were married at St.
Joseph's Csthedra! at al early hour yes.
terdsy mo.1ing. Immediately after the
cermony, they left on the early express
over the Baltimore 4 Ohio road for tour
OF the principal Eastern cities. MIR. Moran
ia we|l.known and popular officer in the
employ Of tho Baltimore & Ohio road at
thi5 point.
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~ TUE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs,
Election Of Officers Yesterday By tho era,

Tho Grand 7,i h'as .; Va. VT.
me 9Iaho Lodgs OF Weat Virginia
knights Of Pythias, finished itu work las
ton came down irom WellsbarS on The he
yesterday. -. " = - :
The special committee, Messrs, shenlav
Atkinson and Haddox, on the apnasj q
Friendship Lodge No. s, OF Grafton. m
ported, and their report consumed ali N,
time till tho special order al II n'cloct
namely, the annual election oi Gyanr
Lodge officers. An Il ~. : :"
The FOLLOWING vera choaen. 'tsa
Past Grand Chancollor, John e. Moore
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SHEEP KILLED DY DOGS
Settled for BY tho board OF County COM
I.ag mihstoners, Hy,a.'hua.w1

laa misstoners. |pa hHl...sI
The Board OF County Commissioners
met in its chambers at the Public Build
ing yesterday as a Board Of Equalization
and Appeals; and also for the purpose O
awarding damages to those who have sui
Tered loss by reason OF having had sheep
destroyed by dogs, and for tho purpose Of
opening various bids and awarding con.
tracts. There was full attendance OIL
members, and considerable business was
COTTON out Of tho way. The membera took
things easy while dieposing Of their work,
sitting about the room in comfortable DO.
sltlons and pulling away at various grades
Of cigars. There was quite number OF
petitions presented aud acted upon while
tho members were sitting az q Board OF
Equalization and Appesls. Sheriff Hand.
Ian was ordered to DO refunded taxes or.
roneously charged to him on 81, 430 worth
Of property. @ ,yi ss-'r7' NJ.
In the way Of sheep elaine the follow.
ing amounts were allowed the persona
named: Slater Elliott, S57; James Cham.
bers, SCI rs; Elliott Bros, $50 rs: A, e,
Carter, 500; Mack Davis, Sl4; A. r. Ja-
cob, So; Robert Burkett, 81 50; Horace
Ridgely, $75; J. W. Brown, $40; John
Baird, S27; W. II. Nichol, S5S; II. 3. Cur.
tie, $l2 30; total, 1888 so. These au,ou ala
Will DO paid out OF the doy.tax fund :;
there Is S574 70 to tho credit OF this fund :.
The contract for doing the county IN.
dertaking was awarded to G. Ell. Mendel
Il Go. Their bid was as follows: For fur
niahing large collins, S. 10 each; bma!l,
IS; hsar0e and. hacks, S. each; robes, 81
each; buggies, no charge. ,75Jiz'-zg
The bids for furnishing medicine to the
county poor were: two bids for
furnishing medicine to taose in Clay. one
for Union. two for Centre, ono for Wash.
lugton and one for Webster. In addition
there were bids ior furnishing the districts
north and south Of the creek and to the
city 80 q whole. In the opinion OF thu
Board the bids were too high and |. WAC
decided to re.advertise and ask for bids
Tor furnishing to the two dis.ricts-uorth
and south Of the creek. tg5l ~
Bids for furnishing cosl to the poor we're
then opened. They were "a follow:
For north Of the creek-Ohio Valley Coal
Company, mixed Gle par brshel; nut &C.
per bushel; J. B. Van Foasen, 53e and
54c; same for furnishing coal on the
Island, 9; and SIS; r. r. feasible, G, and
DC; William Johnson, &c and sic. There
were no bids for tho southern district.
Il was decided to award the contract to
Tsasdsls provided tina. he would contract
to furnish coal to- the poor Of the entire
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{. A CLOAK MERCHANT
Mado to Tell the Effects OF Good Law Re.
1900 go - cdutiY RnAard. 4. ~ I ~

Made to Tell the Effects OF n Good Law Re.
Gently Passed. G,,ts slf1
For the past two or three dsys there has
been an advertisement in this paper an.
nouncing to the ladies OF tho city that
there would bs at the Mcclure house On
Wednesday and Thursday of this week d
fashionable opening Of oves.garments, in
Guiding al elegant exhibit OF the coming
eeaaon's styles in seal akiDs and
imported goods. These garments
were advertised to be IRON the well
known house OF A. E. Burkhardt Il Co.,
Q. Cincinnati, and were to be in charge OF
MIR. George s. Stevens. II was aleo an.
nonnced that orders would be taken for
repairing or renodeling seal skin gar
ments. 5i:sz vs. :igF5-'s 7a5ts' q
Mr.. Stephens and a large collection Of
fine closks and wraps appeared as an
nounced and hs was all ready to do bust.
mesa yesterday morning, when Assessor
blanchard stepped in on him. Mr.. Blauch-
ard called at the instance OF some Of
Wheeline's cloak and dry goods dealers,
who naturally objected to a foreign firm
stepping in and cutting in on their trade,
and that, too, without running any risk or
paying any taken. Ma, n NJ 5fs
Among the laws passed. by the last
Legislature Was one providing "that any
person OF persons offering for sale, or fur
niahlng for sale by auction, any goods or
merchandise, not assessed Tor the purpose
of taxation III any county In this State, as
provided for by section sixty five, of chapter
tWenty-nine OF the Code OF West Virginia,
be required to obtain permit from the
clerk OF the county court Of said county
before Offering the said goods for Gale at
auction or otherwise; for which permit
said goods, shall be asaesaed." n
Acting under this Mr.. Blanchard com.
menced to take stock, but desistsd on MI.
Stevens promising to pack up and quit.
which hs did, leaving ior stsn Lsnyille last
night. 5IaS}.- "a As llt1''T-
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Death OF a. O. Scott.

A. Q, Scott, EEq,, brother Of Mrs. Dr.. s.
L. Jepeon, OF this city, died at his home
in Sedslia, Mo-, "Wednesday, Octobsr 5,
agod 43'yeaIs. The remains were brought
TO Steubenyille and were buried at New
Alexandria Sunday. He was born near
New Alexandria and was ons :of ten
children, and bis death Is the fire! in the
family. The others are Wesley p, Win.
, tsrsyiile; VIM. T., SmithGeld; David, Now
Alexandra Shane, We!lsyille; IT. j.,
Missionary 10 India; Mrs. Fl. G. ,Welday,
St. Clairsville; Alrs. Dr.. Jepson, Wheeling;
Mrs. Mel snn, Wellsyilte, and Mira. S. b.
Warren, Sleubenville. Mr. Scott was
formerly the law partner Of Judge john &.
Cochran, now Of Martins Il Ferry, at
Sedslia, No. N N /, 4 AZ K Il ,.,iis|I.5
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a SERIOUS CASE.
Man Comes Near Hleedtns to Denth From
tho Luugs on tho Street. F1 81

= 1880 So'-Ae" >sSnA A4AeeNs'hs " Aeutu EToHi
tho Lunga on tho Street. a
About o'clock yeatcrdny ai!ernoon
Harry Padgett, q tailor by trade, living at
No. SS4l Woods strcet, il the Eighth
ward, was seriously Frustrated at the cor.
ner Of Market aud Twelfth street BY a
violent hemorrhsge OF the lungs. He had
been feeling vnwell during the afternoon
and had DECIDED TO 20 home. He was
standing Ia front OF McLain's drug store
waiting for a street car when he sank
down on the step and tho blood started
gIDhins from his lips In a torrent. Those
IN the store rashea ont and egdeaFosed to
got him ineide, but no preferred to remain
outslde. Several phyaicisns were sent for
and three responded. They managed to
stop tho flow Of blood, bnt not until quite
q quantity had been lost, and the man
left IN a weakened condition. Eo IVES
afterwards put on a car and sent home,
&c is man about 81 years old. The &C.
cutlence, happening as 1t did right on the
most prominent corn or In the city, caused
quite o Bensation, several ladies' being
vls!bly affected by the sight OF the bloody
81 'e.jssyii $FE5.
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NRw ioRk, Oct. 1l.-John NJ. Ward,
the well.known shost stop Of the New
York League team and formerly captain
Of the club, was married to Miss Helen
Dauvray, the well-known actresa, this
morning. Miss Dauvray 10 the base ball
enthusiast who has offered 10 the winning
club in the worlds championship series q
handsome trophy in tho shape Of silver
emblematical cup. NJ " 80
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Alleged watch Thief in jail,

@ Chief Of Police Smith aud Officer West
went up to Wel!aburg yesterday afternoon
in response to telephone message re-
ceived from tho authorities Of Brooke
county, stating that they had no further
uea for Allen Montgomery, the young
man living near Wellshurg, who is want.
cd here on the charge Of stealing watch
from ono James Johnson. Montgomery
was handed over to the Wheeling author
ities, and later in the day placed in the
county jail to await preliminary hearing.
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Tho second Of tho coulee Of semi
monthly lectures being given this Bcaaon
before the studenta OF the Female College
was delivered in tho College chapel yes
terday afternoon. DR.. =. l.. Jepson was
tho lecturer, and his subject was, THE
Heart md LuneH."'5 Alter the close OF the
hall.hour Of entertaining and instructive
talk. Dr.. .Jepson, ever thoughtful Of the
interest and pleasure Of others, showed
the students and yisitors some valuable
microscopic specimens. The increasiug
number OF visitors at these lecturee shows
the growing interest in the lectures and
the school. IS -. 80. - l.l.
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At Philadelphia, after ten innings had
been played by the Philadelphian and
Athletics, the game was called on account
Of darkness, with the acore standing 8
At Washington the Mots bsat the San.
ators by Bcore OF 10 to S. ~
At Cincinnati the Rsds again defeated
Chicago; this time by a score of L. to S,
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McLAIN's HALL has been leased fol
Haupt's German in five weeks' course
In order that the teachers and scholars
may be able to attend the lectures, Pro.
lessor Eaupt will give free lectures on Sat.
urday next TO which no invites tho in.
telligent public. ~ 80 5 Z. WI
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GEN. GIBSON AT BELLA1nE. &
ue and ChauncsJ /. FHlsy Address a Meet,
=; Ing there, itE

f@n Ing there. sa5
The Elysiaa rink, q. Ballaire, was com.
fortably filled last evening. The arrange.
ment was that tho Republican meeting 10
be addressed by Gen. "Bill" Gibson and
Chauucey ]. Filley ehould be held in the
rink, but owing to an erronooua announce.
meut in one Of the local papers msny
people went to the Public Square, and
seeing no eigns Of a meeting, returned
home. But for this mistake the hail
would have been uncomiortably crowded
Colonel O. L. Poorman Tes eleotsd
chairman, and introduced tho ppeaksrs
Mr.. Fiiley spoke first. He referred IN a
humorous way to President Oleveland'a
tour OF the Northwest and his opeeches
though he elequently pounded home
some sober truths, en- PEASANT. g. -
General Gibson followed with q chsrao.
terlstlc speech, rouainc the audience to a
pitch Of enthusiasn repeatedly. -
The meeting was the most ENJOYABLE
one ever held at Bcllaire. .l ,'i'1D
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Mr. Charles Bs1, Of this city, and Miss
Lizzie ethoonovcr, OF Bridgeport, were
married yesterday afternoon by Rev. Z.
r.. Dornbaser, pastor Of the English
Lutheran Church Of this city, at the real.
denco Of the BRIDES parents. Following
the ceremony there was a very pleasant
reception OF friends end relatives. he.
ireshments were served. Mr.. Rex is ON.
ployed In the Wholesale notion house Of
htsit Bros. \ Rosenburg, and both be
ana his bride have many friends in this
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stetson's Double Monster 2Unclo Tom,
Y SIKH -i3fsit Cabin Comppny OK, =

This celebrated organization will appear
On Saturday afternoon and evening atthe
Grand opera Houee in their recently "a.
yised version Of that nevsr.to.be.iorrottan
drama, "Unc.e Tome Cabin" That Il
VIII Do an entertainment Of euperb 81.
cellence is very evident, as their .yeraion
OF the play Is the only one which has eyar
received the sanction OF the svonorahIa
authorizes, Mrs. Harriet lsecher Stowa:
ana the Worldwide reputation eninvad
oy MI. ssetson, ns an smusement caterer.
~ sam .i'f guarantee that the perform.
a az VIII bs one Of unbounded intereat. 4
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JOS. SCHMATZINETZ & CO..
Al { |||.|'|iI Soldiers /!
55i JAMES "A. HENRY.
United States Pension and Claim Attorney, Real
Estate Agent. Collector and Notary Pubic,
y OFFICE: 1912 MARKET STREET.

= prosecute all classes OF Government GlsEns be.
lo'c INC Treasury Department and the Department
OF tne interior. Now Is tho time to make your
application for Pension. Any disability incurred
"nle IN service entities soldier 10 pension.
:, many soldiers Low drawing Pension afe en-.
nued 70 Increase BY Virtue OF new laws or inc,ess.
ing Disabilities Rejected claims caa be reopened
fonsion J, granted TO. all soldleIs who served
nxty days In tho war with Mcx!cu and to all Sol
oletr or Sailois OF said war whn were 10 battle.
!. AZ mtiitte troops are also entitled who we're en-
gagea ~ taid war Tie widows OF all said IoldleB
atS entitled to Pension II they have rot remarked
penktonera who have been unIus,iy dropped
from tEo pension roll may have .hulr pension re.
CeWed. - III ies-E3 3sFsI5' -
Charge Of desertion removed and honorable dis.
charges obtained. and tu!! pay and bounty collect.
90. Communication 10, KaiioDs whila a prisoner Of
VET y not heretofore paid, can be collected 4, tbs
rae o. y centS per day. 5l.sr!,
AZ Notary Public take the dcrost!obs Ia all
claims In which AN not.the attorney oil record.
ny commission as Notary being on Me In the Pen
Zion department atidavits taken before me do not
require tho certificate Of C Clerk Of Court Of
Many bargains TO DO had In Real Estate OF every
description. Fine Residences. Farms, Building
and Manufacturing H!tes for sale also give per
sonal attention 10 the management oil real estate,
collection o. rents aud other accounts. Deeds,
Lea;es ana other wssttsu Instruments prepared.
i #
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Indications.

WAsHlNaToN, D. O., Oct. 13.-For West
Virginiaand Western Pennsylvania, warm.
or fair wsather, except rain on the lakes,
fresh to brisk southwesterly winds, high
on tho lakes. ..i5s}S s57ss ~ 81 'sjsf75.'
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+ Pittsburgh s Return |,

81 80. 5S9S Pi.,sbu,sh 8 Return. 3s 81 90.
Saturday, October Is, the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell round tip tickets to Pitts.
burgh ct tho low rate OF ST. SO, good re-.
turning until Monday, October II, inclu.
sive. Trains leave q! 500 and ,S:l0 a.. X.
and rs and77 100 PIX
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Additional Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct, l2.-Flour outet In,
SHsady. Waee, quiet; No. 2 red October sissilc
sNoSembet S2as24c; December 83aS31sc; Jau,ian
oaastHc CON- spot steady but au.e:: futures dull
as M; To.S yellow Mc: % No yellow t3Sc; No.
sember tss9ai94c; january 4SHa5oc. Oats, rpoi
Maii aad barely ktesdy; NO. white 2sc; No.
Whaite SSc: futures arm: No white Octeblr Isl
S2S S,oSem 3sasc; December Jan.
B4LI1xoaH, Oct. Ia.-Whcnt. western O.mcr an1
a se ~: winter red spot 7Sa7oo; October 7sa
i,SAc; NoHembet S0laSQI33SSc: December Slasli<c:
1an raa oSSsssse Corn western easier aud
w.aT a-L ve'Sn s tSHa5lAc; November 5ua5l
white SaasGo: do mixed ,ssS4e PrayIsious sicady
a lug iaitiy active Mes, pork $40 25alG So Lard
pjn ~ &c SGGs steady At 11alsc Coffee steady
H!o eass2es' ordinary to fair lsaIsh IL. :
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Az reported by Christian sohnopI, drug.
gia., Opera House cornar, Yesterday:
"a. Y. 8 Az. l2I. Sr.u. 7f.r.
I ts Ss g. So si'
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ArIHs drink, together with 1oup and
lunch, can s.wsys BIO bad OF Aug. knoks's
saloon, 1925 Eoii street.
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n. Innings ....,,,..,,,..l 2 "a 536-75S9 y
Wheeling. ..........-.t 0lDfOHO 90 o o.
AEcg heney ...,,......,.. 0 o O o O n n,

Earned runs. none Two.base hit. Dalrymplc /,
Lett on bases. Allegheny. 7: Wheeling, /. bases on
balls. OF Morrison, 8. struck out, By Morris, 10:
By Morrison, O. Pissed balls mono. Wild pitches,
Morris. |: Morrison, !. Time Of game, l:S5, I'm.
plre, ". White, fiiE1's5T I - -
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Bnso Ball Mt bethany,

Quite en-. interesting game Of ball was
played OF Bethany a few dsys eince be.
tween the West MiddletoYn sud home
nines. The Bethany boys played to win
from the start. and before The game
had progressed far it was made evident
that they were bound to have the game.
The viaitors could do nothing with Gddy,
who pitched o great game, the visitors
getting only six scattering hits Off him !;
Bethany made 81 hits of LIMO. Next
Saturday tho Bethany teaG will play tho
fnnipss.......--.....-.....:...l 2 $4t53s$7 SO
West aiddlesaTn....,1 Oh o. q 0 250& o.
Summary: Earned Bethany, 'le.
Two base hits-W. L. Addy, O. Addy,
Lauck and Gibson. Three base hit-Gib.
aon. { Struck out-by Addy, IS; by Lane,
7. overwhelmingly; West Middletown,
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s. W. DurrY, ESQ Pennington, n. Il +,
! saya nothing helped his face but Palmer a
skin.snccesu. At drug store Of McLsin
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OPERA GLASSES.
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wnnted-Two Good Bell BOYS. ,b.
WGntea- Two Furnished Eooms.
Auction Sale OF Furniture. zE5
Notice OF Dissolution Of Par.ne!yhip-Catteg (
Mendei. DOCS f.-.E..
Cato City Stone filter-Ewing B1os.
Home Liver fil,s-R II. Lat. MN @
Nouce-Ffsuk Cruise. aE--.s 'a.gilH r.
GraAd O1era House Uncle Toms Cabin.
Opera GlasSeS-JGcuh ". Gsubb- Head Of Local
A Muslcal FGa&t-onver Olson 4 Co.
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EVERY morning from 8 10 II, Aug
Anoke, the popular satoonist at $685. Eoif
el;eas, will have spread me lunch Tor his
patrons, together with soup. G5;E
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The iurniturs belonging to the eststo OF
the late Il. ]. emyth will DO sold at auc-
ton this morning, SEQ advertisement.
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The following t.anpfers OF rssl estate
we're admitted to record in Recorder
Hook'8 office yesterday: IN 2
A deed made October s, 1887, by J. D.
Elson, special commissioner, to Samuel
B. Mckee, in consideration Of $1,000, half
Of which amount is paid in cash and the
balance secured by deed Of trust on the
property conveyed, for the north hall
Of lot No. 200, situated on the west eide OF
EoE street, together with the buildings
thereon. sf5.ttl K 5.il.54.4s III
A deed made October II, 1887, by the
La Belle Pottery Company, by George X.
Wheat, its president, 10 William W. Nc
Conneli, in confederation of$l, 100 for lots
No. 0, 10, II and y in square No. 80, ait.
mated in the Eighth ward, and boundsd
on the north by Thirty.hfth street, with
the exception Of such parts Of lots No. 0
and 10 90 we're in the use and occupation
Of the Baltimore & Ohio road May 81. f
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bases: Latham, ltobinsou. Howe md Ic,zln, i each
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q Of fine Millinery on Wednesday aad
1hursday, October IL and Is. Ladies' are
cordially invited. MRS. A. ]. Wokts,s
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